DeXe DAO Talk: Recognizing contributions and contributors

In this episode, Serhii Kravchenko⁠ sits down with Shashank Yadav⁠, founder of Fraction AI, to explore the rise of autonomous agents, competitive AI training, and the emergence of decentralized intelligence economies.

In our first-ever episode, we’re joined by Lin, Foundation Director at Hetu Protocol, to explore the frontier of decentralized science, AI governance, and programmable economies.🌐 Host: Serhii Kravchenko, DeXe Protocol🎙 Guest: ⁠Lin⁠, Hetu Protocol 🔗 Resources & Links:Hetu Protocol Website: https://hetu.org/Follow Hetu: https://x.com/hetu_protocolStay connected:🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/DeXeNetwork💬 Telegram: https://t.me/Dexe_network🗣️ Discord: http://discord.gg/EYcPtshntq

Raphael, Sixty, and QuickSnap Finance talked about what drives voter apathy, how to get more people to vote, and how voting in DAOs can be more equitable. The panelists discussed the use of AI, voting incentives, splitting speculative tokens from soulbound governance tokens, and more.

@DavidKieve and @0xPoets discussed the latest in DAO statistics, news, and proposals: ✅ Sony wants to incubate young DAOs ✅ ZKasino’s DAO governance plan ✅ Who is Michal and why is he getting one token? ✅ Aavegotchi dumping DAI for USDC - but why?

The three panellists discussed how marketing is different in Web3 and especially in DAOs. Some marketing channels are not as effective as in Web3 (and a powerful one is really underutilized). There is an art to when and where marketing efforts should be maximized. And who’s role is it anyway?

✅ Money vs. Status? One-size-fits-all or customized? Dive into all the different ways in which a DAO can visibly recognize contributions.

The SEC goes after Uniswap. Sushiswap’s dodgy governance, DAO governance mechanism opinions, and more.

Doing something for the public good is one of the most exciting use cases for all of blockchain and DAOs in particular. A regenerative approach tries to do so in a way that is sustainable long-term, not just generating an abundance of something, but making sure it is regenerated over and over again. It’s the antithesis of abusing natural and human resources. Already today, there are a number of DAOs committing serious funds and human capital to make regeneration a reality. We invited a few such leaders to discuss Regenerative DAOs.

DeXe Protocol’s roadmap approved, Uniswap wants to diversify, Argent X now has multisig wallets, and more!

Shady, Pak, and Arun talked about the differences between IRL and Web3 IDs, what information they wouldn’t include into their dID, what good dIDs enable for DAO governance, and more.